Hornsby Heights, NSW

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KorinneM wrote:

21 Jan 2025

@YumiCallaway it wasn't a species that I'd encountered juveniles of before, so wanted to be on teh safe side. I am giggling slightly looking back at my 'younger' self with wanting to post also because I was happy with teh photos. Thanks for IDing!

Maratus scutulatus

YumiCallaway wrote:

21 Jan 2025

Just going through this collection of your sightings @KorinneM ! They are indeed the same species, and can be put under one sighting next time if it so suits, as accurate abundance data can be valuable too. Love your enthusiasm and the photos are superb! :)

Maratus scutulatus

MatthewFrawley wrote:

30 Apr 2023

Elhamma australasiae was my first thought when I looked at this but not being a moth moderator, I'm unsure if there are other similar species that it might be.

Elhamma australasiae

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